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Hi Folks!!
A few weeks ago I watched a special performance by John Prine, one of my folk heroes. It was a great concert. John Prine has been out of production for 10 yrs due to throat cancer. Thank God he survived and is back with his first record in 10 yrs.
I have to say it's the Best record I have purchased in 50 yrs.

If anyone enjoys good music(acoustic) I would highly recommend purchasing it. It's called "Fair and Square".
Do yourself a favor and buy it.

My Guarantee....If you purchase it and do not enjoy it, I'll buy it back from you and give it to someone else.

You have my word on it.

Walter WalterK38694.7137268518

Walter - I think ill give it a try!

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Me too.

Ron

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OLD MAN formerly (and formally) known as:

Ron Wisdom

Somewhere in the middle of Arkansas......

John Prine has been one of my heros since I was 11 years old and the reason I took up acoustic guitar in the first place. Have you watched his interview at the Library of Congress? Great stuff.

http://www.loc.gov/poetry/kooser-prine.html

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Scott Thompson
Port Townsend,WA

"In a perfect world we'd all sing in tune
But this is reality so give me some room"
-Billy Bragg

John Prine was always one Charlie Daniels could count on to participate in the "Volunteer Jam" in Nashville which had become an annual event. I always enjoyed Johns performance. Not sure if it is still going on because I moved from Nashville over 5 years ago but, when living there..I never missed one. It was a great event. Lots of top name performers and many suprise guests would show up. John Prine, Emmilou Harris, The Outlaws, Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Winter Brothers, Papa John Creech...just a few that come to mind. Those were the days...